Alphacool Unveils New Cooling Products at Computex 2026 Including Xbox AIO

Alphacool showcased a wide range of new cooling products at Computex 2026, including Core GPU AIO coolers, Apex Monoblocks, a prototype Xbox Series X/S AIO cooler, Apex Stealth Metal fans, and external radiator boxes.

Alphacool Unveils New Cooling Products at Computex 2026 Including Xbox AIO

Alphacool brought a wide range of new cooling products to Computex 2026. The lineup includes GPU AIO coolers, monoblocks, fans, fittings, and external radiator boxes. A prototype AIO cooler for the Xbox Series X/S also made an appearance.

Core GPU AIO coolers target RTX 5080 and 5090

The Core GPU AIO coolers target 's RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 graphics cards. They are production-ready and use two DC-LT pumps. The coolers pair with a 360 mm HPE-Radiator and performance fans.

  • Core GPU AIO cooler pump: Two DC-LT pumps
  • Core GPU AIO cooler radiator: 360 mm HPE-Radiator with performance fans
  • Apex Grip Fittings sizes: 13/10 and 16/10
  • Apex Grip Fittings adapters: 45- and 90-degree adapters
  • External radiator size: 1260 mm

Apex Monoblocks cool the CPU, VRMs, and an M.2 SSD simultaneously. Alphacool showed versions for the ASUS TUF Gaming X870-Plus WiFi, ASRock X870E Taichi, and MAG X870 Tomahawk WiFi motherboards.

Apex Monoblocks cool CPU, VRMs, and M.2 SSD

The prototype Xbox Series X/S AIO cooler uses a DDC Zero pump and follows the Apex design language. Alphacool expressed interest in bringing it to market, citing its looks and performance.

Apex Stealth Metal fans come in 120 mm and 140 mm sizes. Color options include black, white, and chrome. Apex Grip Fittings support hard and soft tubing in 13/10 and 16/10 sizes, with 45- and 90-degree adapters.

For external cooling, Alphacool showed the Core Pro Radiatorbox as an engineering sample. The Apex Skeleton Radiatorbox holds a 1260 mm radiator and nine 140 mm fans.

All products were on display at Computex 2026. Pricing and release dates have not been announced.

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